IEEE 1394 port doesnt work

i purchase a model HP Compact 6510b with IEEE 1394 Port built in.I try to import my video from my sony DV camcoder to my laptop using 4 pin to 4 pin dv cable through IEEE 1394 port slot. The problem is .. my laptop doesnt detech my camcoder at all. Can anyone help me..please.

jkdawson1 wrote:
How can I determine if the ieee 1394 port on my Satellite A215-S4807 is a 4-pin or 6-pin? the specs don't reference that information.
Well, you can just count the pins, but I'm sure it's a 4-pin. See this illustration:
http://www.rainrecording.com/support/article?id=79

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